The Defect Tracking System provides all details about the Testing, Bug tracking and Reports. That is first we receive the requirement from customers or New Clients, this is entered into the Process Instruction, then it is divided into many operations for processing the Testing Reports.

The existing system is computerization with excel sheet. These systems are maintained by Software testing total reports. Software testing is a complex process involving the development and execution of thousands of tests. Often, tests are required for multiple hardware platforms and software versions. Managing all aspects of the testing process can be time-consuming and difficult.

Bug Tracking helps you maintain a project database of tests that cover all aspects of your application’s functionality. To meet the various goals of a project, you organize the tests from your project database into unique groups. With Bug Tracking, you maintain a project—a database of tests, from a project, you can build test sets—groups of tests executed to achieve a specific goal. For example, you can create a test set that checks a new version of the software, or one that checks a specific feature. As you execute tests, Test Director lets you report defects detected in the software.

The Main Function of Software Testing maintenance system is to Accept Requirement, test plan, test case, and Defect Tracking form various Projects. There are four steps to provide this System Maintains.

The Process of Defect Tracking System the testers execute the software based on the plans and tests and report any errors found to the development team. In this phase

• Test cases will be executed.
• Test Scripts will be tested.
• Test Results will be analyzed.
• Raised the defects and tracking for its closure.

Once testing is completed, testers generate metrics and make final reports on their test effort and whether or not the software tested is ready for release. The reports prepared are:

• Test summary reports
• Test Metrics and process Improvements made
• Build release
• Receiving acceptance